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Table 1.

Demographic distribution of the respondents in percentages.

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Table 2.

Psychometric characteristics of the scales and the hypothesized higher order factors.

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Table 3.

Correlations between the study variables (n = 1345).

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Fig 1.

Overview of the study model.

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Fig 2.

Overview of model A-D.

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Fig 3.

Standardized estimates for the final model (Model E).

Note. *** p < .001; ** p < .01;.The dashed paths are due to suppressor effects.

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Table 4.

Fit statistics for the study models (n = 1247).

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Table 5.

Indirect effects in final model using bootstrapping.

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